The president of Bolivia, Luis Arce, replaced the High Military Command of the Army late on Tuesday in fear of a possible coup d'état while the strong and violent protests continue, whose epicenter is in Santa Cruz, where the opposition demands that the population census is held in 2023.
“It is their duty to protect peace and order with strict adherence to the Constitution. Today Bolivia is once again threatened by those who, unable to contribute to democracy, bet on confrontation and violence,” Arce alleged to the Military High Command, the third in less than two years, during his . . .
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